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why is mine short habibiView attachment 999534
chin height is good as long as it is the result of a long ramus comes with a squarer gonial angle
chin height is not really going to compensate for the plethora of fuck-ups that come with downward growth though
generally happens when a squarer gonial is the adaptational result of chewing/bruxism, and not a tall posterior facial height (ramus, posterior maxilla)why is mine short habibi
too low iq for this shit but bruxism is the cause?generally happens when a squarer gonial is the adaptational result of chewing/bruxism, and not a tall posterior facial height (ramus, posterior maxilla)
Instead of bone deposition on the ramus causing the reduction of the gonial angle, the reduction is done solely via rotation of the maxilla and subsequent rotation of the mandible as well as remodeling of the antegonial region
nah I mean chewing in general before your mid-teens, will reduce the gonial angle, midface length, etc. all the other things that come with more CCW rotation.too low iq for this shit but bruxism is the cause?
oh damn never thought bout it like that.nah I mean chewing in general before your mid-teens, will reduce the gonial angle, midface length, etc. all the other things that come with more CCW rotation.
You can imagine how this is reducing the chin height
It's ideal to have your gonial angle reduce because your ramus (and consequently chin) is tall
very interesting post.generally happens when a squarer gonial is the adaptational result of chewing/bruxism, and not a tall posterior facial height (ramus, posterior maxilla)
Instead of bone deposition on the ramus causing the reduction of the gonial angle, the reduction is done solely via rotation of the maxilla and subsequent rotation of the mandible as well as remodeling of the antegonial region